Schöneberg

Estrellas Chocolaterie on Schöneberger Akazienstraße works without machines: In the back room, everything is stirred, spread, and dipped by hand at two tables. The specialty is chocolates with essential oils from rose to Atlas cedar, a 50-gram packet costs 2 to 3 Euros. Among Berlin's confectionery shops, hardly any has a more personal touch.

Gewandhaus on Belziger Straße only accepts well-preserved outerwear made from natural materials, along with leather shoes and accessories. Merino wool, alpaca, silk, and cashmere are found here much more often than polyester.

Frühstück 3000 on Bülowstraße opened in 2020 after more than a year of pop-ups and treats breakfast like fine dining: The cuisine comes from Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer and Grill Royal. Brunch is à la carte, eggs are from WeideEi, coffee from Bonanza. 70 seats inside, 40 on the sun terrace.

The Gasometer Berlin Schöneberg combines two Berlin photo spots in one: the green steel framework from 1910, 78 meters high and a listed building, and the round glass building that has been inside it since 2024. The rooftop terrace at 66 meters offers a 360-degree view of the city, but it is only accessible as part of a guided tour.

The CoooL Music Bar on Ansbacher Straße at Wittenbergplatz lets guests choose the music instead of a predefined playlist. During the day there's coffee, in the evening drinks, plus Jenga, chess, and backgammon at the table, and later a DJ and dance floor. During Happy Hour, Aperol Spritz, Mojito, and Caipirinha each cost 7.50 Euros.

Next to the railway tracks on Bautzener Straße in Schöneberg, Emmanuel Mangiapane hoards over sixty varieties of fruit gummies and wine gums from four countries in an old building with creaky floorboards. As a trained graphic designer, he designs the bags himself, including names like 'Murder in the English Forest'. This makes Naschpirat one of Berlin's most unconventional candy stores.

Masterful Japanese scalp care: iramasure in Winterfeldtstraße in Schöneberg stands for precise cutting techniques, deep relaxation, and a Head Spa program that consistently combines wellness and hair health. Those who enter here leave the salon with noticeably different hair.

Located on Maaßenstraße, NachBAR has been serving drinks between Nollendorfplatz and Winterfeldtplatz since 1994, offering over 100 cocktails, from classics with freshly squeezed juices to the 'Hexerei' (Witchcraft) section. On Fridays and Saturdays, themed nights with DJs are added. During Happy Hour, selected cocktails cost 7.90 Euros, plus a changing cocktail of the day.

The Sultan Hamam on Bülowstraße in Schöneberg has been located on the second floor of a former factory since 1999. Heated marble benches, a steam hamam, a sauna with around 80 degrees Celsius, and tea from the samovar thoroughly warm you up after a cold day. For wet autumn days in Berlin, this means: three hours of warmth for 28 Euros, six days exclusively for women.

The Youth Museum on Schöneberger Hauptstraße is a municipal institution of the district office and has been working with real objects and true life stories since 1995. Currently, Protest is running, an exhibition about historical and contemporary forms of opposition. Admission is free, and in the Open Studio, children aged six and over can create their own works.